U.S. Ambassador Hackabee on Israel Visit Absence

The article discusses statements made by U.S. Ambassador Mike Hakabi regarding his country's stance on the war with Iran. He emphasized that the United States has not entered any wars to defend Israel since 1948, and that its actions against Iran are aimed at protecting its own interests rather than directly supporting Israel. He pointed out that any potential conflict with Iran would result from American strategic interests, considering Iran to be weaker militarily and economically. He described a possible victory as one where Iran would not possess nuclear weapons and would cease uranium enrichment. Hakabi also reaffirmed the strong relationship between Israel and the United States, noting that there is no direct military support from Washington to Israel in the event of a conflict. The article also highlights escalating tensions among major powers, with details about American and Israeli statements regarding the regional situation and their preparedness for confrontation.

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